The Band Perry headlines Froggy 101's Guitars & Stars at the Scranton Cultural Center this Tuesday

The reshaped Band Perry opens a three-date run in Scranton on Nov. 10, on a five-act bill with Kameron Marlowe and Charles Wesley Godwin.

Tuesday night in Scranton is a country radio show come to life. Froggy 101's Guitars & Stars is back at the Scranton Cultural Center, and this time The Band Perry is at the top of the bill.

The Band Perry plays the Scranton Cultural Center on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m., with Kameron Marlowe, Charles Wesley Godwin, McCoy Moore and Atlus. Tickets run $49.15–$118.95 through Ticketmaster. The room holds 1,000. The night is billed on the Cultural Center's calendar as Froggy 101's Guitars & Stars presented by Burke's Gun Shop.

Guitars & Stars is an old friend of the venue. Earlier editions fill the Cultural Center's calendar going back years, and the series has also played the F.M. Kirby Center down the road in Wilkes-Barre. What is new this year is the headliner. Our records show no earlier Northeastern Pennsylvania show for The Band Perry, and Scranton opens the run: it's the first of three dates on their calendar, followed by Rochester on Nov. 11 and the Coachella Valley on Dec. 5.

The Band Perry on that stage is not quite the band people remember from the radio. In July 2025 the group signed with Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment, back in the Big Machine Label Group fold, and that announcement named Kimberly Perry, Reid Perry and Johnny Costello as the trio heading into the studio. Neil Perry didn't return. In October 2025, Reid Perry left the band, which leaves Kimberly as the group's sole original member. The comeback has come with the band's first new music in nearly 10 years, and an older song, "You Lie," has been going viral all over again. So Tuesday is both a reintroduction and a chance to hear the hits sung by the voice people know.

The rest of the bill is worth getting there early for. Kameron Marlowe, Charles Wesley Godwin, McCoy Moore and Atlus are all on it, which makes this one of those country nights where the support slots are a big part of the reason to buy a ticket. With five acts on the lineup, a 7 p.m. start is going to fill the evening.

A few things to know. The show starts at 7 p.m. on a Tuesday, so leave yourself time for downtown parking. Prices run from about $49 to just under $119, so check which section you're buying. The ticket link above goes to the Ticketmaster listing for the Guitars & Stars night.

Northeastern Pennsylvania country fans have heard Froggy talk this one up for weeks. On Tuesday the radio turns into a room, five acts deep, with a headliner making its first stop in the region on a run that starts right here.

Sources: Scranton Cultural Center: Froggy 101's Guitars & Stars presented by Burke's Gun Shop (scrantonculturalcenter.org); Scranton Cultural Center: Froggy 101's Guitars & Stars 12 (scrantonculturalcenter.org); F.M. Kirby Center: Froggy 101 Guitars & Stars returns to the F.M. Kirby Center (kirbycenter.org); Big Machine Label Group: The Band Perry returns to Nashville Harbor Records & Entertainment (bigmachinelabelgroup.com); CountryNow: Reid Perry exits The Band Perry, leaving sister Kimberly as the group's sole original member (countrynow.com); AOL: Beloved Grammy-winning band drops first new music in nearly 10 years (aol.com); AOL: The Band Perry is back — and 'You Lie' is going viral all over again (aol.com); Ticketmaster – Froggy 101 Guitars & Stars, Scranton, 11-10-2026 (ticketmaster.evyy.net); JamBase – The Band Perry at Scranton Cultural Center (jambase.com)